Harmonica Yokocho

"A captivating maze of narrow alleys filled with tiny bars and eateries. Source: https://www.cityunscripted.com/japan/tokyo-tours"

@thsbrown1

"Callejoncito de restaurantes"

@bamoreau

"City: Tokyo Description: Tiny bars & eateries; bring cash; expect some smoking Named for the way in which this narrow warren of restaurants, shops and bars resembles harmonica reeds, Harmonica Alley boasts a day versus night personality. Tenants such as cozy clothing stores, a fishmonger trading since the Showa era, and traditional sweets maker operate during the former. Harmonica Alley also runs a monthly Sunday early morning farmer’s market. But it's at night, when red lanterns swing brightly overhead, that Harmonica Alley comes into its own. Popular for after work drinks, its trendy standing-only bars and small but excellent eateries, most of which popped up after the 1990s, quickly become crowded, but never uncomfortably so. address: 1-chōme-1 Kichijōji Honchō, Musashino, Tokyo 180-0004, Japan Lat: Lon: website: https://www.gotokyo.org/en/spot/165/index.html map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/V3YoM53Xd1zprzCc7 Category: Area"

@berlindsey

"ruelles couvertes avec des lanternes "

@nonfoux6

"Petite ruelle à faire absolument "

@forago.leo

"Shopping and food. Also vintage shops. Not as busy as other areas"

@oogoogwes

"petites ruelles avec restos et bars. Ancien marché noir "

@tom.rich

"Ruelle avec des petits restaux"

@alexisk

"nombreux bars à la bonne franquette"

@lauren_ipsum

"https://www.cntraveler.com/activities/tokyo/harmonica-yokocho"

@attalen

"Quartier de street food. Terrasses sur les toits. "

@ellad

"Clutch of narrow alleys. Foid & restaurants"

@estelleporcher

"Gasse mit Lampignons und Bars"

@s.jannis

"4,1 - Harmonica Alley Quartier historique avec magasins, bars et restaurants, accueillant tous les mois un marché de producteurs"

@marionhelios